MAY 22,
1941
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
jj president
:on Auxiliary
f Massie "as elected
'lt rtin held t
Tuesday
to serve with
9 fi vice preST
ler Burgin; second
fwLj H. Howell;
Tt Mrs. Hurst
Mrs- GeoT
-JTMrs. George A.
'"v.'mw I.J. Brown;
HhtJ Colvin Brown.
ilTMassie, Mrs. George
If j! 1 M. J. Harden
K- ttated delegates . to
L tie auxiliary at tne
" .7L in Dur-
iJlth .nH Mrs.
. ulternates.
K dscussed for the
Members were urged
. i. onA meet on
Lcming with the group
r1 . !.. mootinc Wltn
K w 4 Bradley
InOB " "V , '
; Hurst Burgin served as
k composed of Mrs.
i Hunter Worsham and
' Hyatt, spent the week-
Atlanta as ie
rr Lee and Miss Bettie
who have attended
.Junior College during the
n years, have arrived for
juer vacation which they
(sd here with their mother,
I Alley, Jr.
Youthful Host Gives
Birthday Party At
Home At Soc Gap
Johnny Heinz was host of a
party celebrating his seventh
birthday anniversary on Friday
afternoon at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and William Heinz, on
the Soco Gap road.
Outdoor games were enjoyed
by the young guests followed by
ice cream, cakes and punch, serv
ed from an attractive arranged
table. .
The guests included: Jane
Phelps, Jack Campbell, Billy
Rodgers, Ann Plott, Jimmy Plott,
Caskey Ferguson, Evelyn Fergu
son, Charles Lee, Plott, Pauline
Ferguson, Carol Lowdermilk, Mar
son Lowdermilk, Benny Lowder
milk, and Ada Ann Heinz.
Methodist Circles To
Meet On Tuesday, 27th
The circles of the woman' socie
ty of Christian Service of the Meth
odist church will meet on Tuesday
as f ollowes : Circle number one,
with Mrs. Jimmy Boyd and Mrs.
Tuttle at the home of the former
at 7:30 in the evening.
Circle number two,- with Mrs.
Frank. Welch at 3:30.
Circle number three, with Mrs.
William Chambers and Mrs. L. H.
Bramlett at the home of the former
at 7:30 in the evening.
Circle number four, with Mrs.
Roy Parkman and Mrs. Claude
Rogers at the home of the former
at 7:30 in the evening.
Circle number five, with Miss
Mary Palmer at 8:00 in the even
ing?. Lt, James Davis, of Fort Jack
son, spent the week-end with his
family here.
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Shady Grove Methodist
Church Women Hold Meet
The woman's society of Chris
tian Service of the Shady Grove
Methodist church held the regular
May meeting at the home of Mrs.
Troy Leatherwood on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. R; O. Browne, president,
presided. Mrs. Lowery Owen con
ducted the devotional period. Oth
ers taking part on the program in
cluded Mrs. Charlie Moody, Mrs.
Robert Howell, and Mrs. Tom Rain-
Twelve members and two visitors
were present for the meeting.
Colonel and Mrs. W, I. Lee, of
Gatlinburg, spent a couple of days
in town during the past week.
Mrs. Carl Edwards and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Edwards, Mrs. Cash
Edwards, and Mr. and Mrs. Venson
McElroy were the guests over the
week-end of Corporal David and
Mark Edwards who are stationed
at Fort Jackson.
Wayne Hyatt, who has been
taking some special course in Ral
eigh, has returned home.
Recent Bride
MRS. CHARLES M. GARRI
SON, who before her marriage on
April the 13th, was Miss Sarah
Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. E, Curtis, of Canton.
W. N. Neal, of Marion, spent
Friday in Waynesville.
Miss Sarah Curtis And
Chas. Garrison Wedded
In Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Curtis, of
Canton, have .announced the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss
Sarah Curtis, to Charles M. Gar
rison. The vows were solemniied in
Greenville, S. C, on Sunday, April
the 13th, with a few close friends
in attendance.
The bridegroom s the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Garrison anl is
associated in business here.
The young couple will reside in
Waynesville.
Miss Haseltine Swift spent the
wetk-eri.1 at Montreat Junior Col
lege, where she attended the an
nual Home Coming Day program.
Corooral James Harden Howell.
Jr., of Fort Jackson, spent the
week-end with his parents.
Sergeant Bobbie Sloan, of Fort
Jackson, spent the week-end with
his family here.
Miss Marguerite Clark and Miss
Hilda Fisher spent the week-end
with friends at Fort Jackson.
Mrs. Glenn Tweed
Presents Paper At
DAR Meeting
Mrs. W: F. Swift was hostess on
Friday afternoon to the members
of the Dorcas Bell Love chapter of .
the Daughters of the American .
Revolution for the regular May ,
meeting, which had been postponed
from Wednesday, in order that the
group might attend the open meet
ing the Edward Buncombe chapter !
in Asheville. ;
Mrs. Glenn Tweed, of West Ashe
ville, had the paper of the after
noon, the subject being, "The DAR
Program of Americanism." ; Due
to the merit of the Daper the mem
bers voted to have a copy placed
in the local library for reference.
Mrs. Harrv Marshall reviewed the
national mae-azine. srivinsr excerpts
from several of the leading articles.
Mrs. R. N. Barber, who repre
sented the chapter at the state
meeting of the North Carolina
DAR society, which was held m
wilann and also the national Con
gress in Washington, presented re
ports of both conventions.
Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan, chairman
of the committee to draw up reso
lutions in memory of the late Mrs.
E. B. Gamp, Deiovea memoer 01
tho nfianter. and a former regent,
gave her report. The chapter voted
to have a copy of the resolutions
placed upon the minutes, a copy
sent to a sister, Mrs. Otto Burk-
hart, of Blacksburg, vs., ana 10
her son, Everett Camp, of Waynes
ville. '' '
During the business session a
number of matters pertaining to
the work of the chapter was dis
cussed. Following adjournment a
social hour was held.
Special guests of the afternoon
Mm. M R. Williams, Mrs.
W. H. F. Millar, Miss Nancy Kil-
lian, and Mrs. Stanley wooa, 01
rwarin ralifornia. who is spend
ing sometime here with her sister,
Miss Lois Harroia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Messer
Announce Marriage Of
Daughter To Sg. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Messer, of
Cove Creek, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Aletha Messer, to Ser
geant Mackie Eugene Robinson, of
Fort Jackson.
The vows were solemnized on
Tuesday, May the 6th, in Spar
tanburg, S. C, with only a small
group of friends witnessing the
ceremony. ,
The groom s the son of Mrs. K.
F. Robinson, of Hazelwood, and
the late R. F .Robinson. He is in
the U. S. Army and stationed at
Fort Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prevost and
Mrs. Nora Swift Atkins nave re
turned from Louisville, where they
attended the Kentucky Derby.
MT? nnrl MRS F.DSON GLENN BENTLEY. who were married
in riawfnn fio lnat TViiirsdaw. Th hridp was the former Miss Mae
Lucille Me'haf fey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. Mehaffey,
of Hazelwood. The coupie win reaiae in niaver aveiij r.w.
Mae Lucille Mehaffey
Weds Edson G. Bentley
In Clayton, Ga., on 15th
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. Me
haffey, of Hazelwood have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mae Lucille Me
haffey, to Edson Glenn Bentley, of
Winter Haven, Fla.
The vows were solemnized in
Clayton, Ga., on Thursday, May
the 15th. For her marriage the
bride wore a navy blue silk dress
with accessories to match and her
corsage was of yellow flowers.
After spending several days here
the couple Will leave for Florida
and will be at home on 646 W. Cen
tral, Ave., Winter Haven.
V ''
Mrs. Wiley Franklin Is
Hostess To Francis Cove
Home Club Members
Mrs. Wiley Franklin was host
ess on Wednesday afternoon to the
members of the Francis Cove home
demonstration club. Miss Mary
Margaret Smith made the principle
talk.
Miss Smith instructed the mem
bers in "Fitting a Dress and Se
lecting Accessories." Mrs. Rob
ert McCracken won the prize offered
in the contest, "Naming the
States."
Announcement was made that
the club would sponsor an ice
cream supper and cake walk on
the evening of June 14th at the
church, at 8 o'clock.
' ' " v -
Mr.' and Mrs. W, Curtis Russ
had as their truests Sunday, Mrs.
Howard Bennett, Mrs. Searles, and
Miss Mvrtle Bennett, all of Hen-
dersonville.
Miss Thomasine Stringfield, who
taught the past year in the schools
of Ellerbe, has arrived home for
the summer vacation.
'''
Father A. M. Rhorbacher is
spending part of this week in New
York on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan
have taken an apartment with Mrs.
William Hannah.
mil Mr. Thomas M. Sea-
well attended a family reunion at
Friendship church near Carthage
during the week-end. Mr. Seawell
is president of the group. While in
that section they were the guests
of the former's cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Seawell in Carthage.
. , '
Mr. and Mrs.; Homer Messer and
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Messer, of
Valdese, spent the week-end with
with Mr. and Jesse Messer. Mrs.
Homer Messer remained in Hazel
wood for a week's Visit.
MV and Mrs. E. C. Wagenfeld
had as their guests during the
week Mr. and Mrs. uoraon kus
sell, Gordon Russell, Jr., Mrs.1 Da
niel Russell and Mrs. Parker, all
of Boston, Mass.
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